Alcohol use declines among Generation Z

A growing focus on physical and mental health is reshaping how some young adults approach drinking

Her life’s work: healing others

Erin Saintil uses lived experience to reshape mental healthcare​​

Extreme drought fuels wildfires across Florida

Red flag warnings and burn bans have been issued in dozens of counties to prevent the spread of flames statewide

Tampa Run Club

Every Wednesday, hundreds gather at a new location to move their bodies in any way they choose in the community

Inside Oystercatchers: The decisions behind each dish

Before the first ticket prints, Shelby Farrell makes the calls that shape service.

A Black man in a viral video of getting punched through his car window and arrested by Jacksonville officers speaks out for the first time

22-Year-Old Black Man Speaks Out After Jacksonville Police Officers Cleared in Forceful Arrest Case

The Juvenile Welfare Board Summer Book Bus free children’s book tour has begun in Pinellas County

The world’s first successful bloodless heart-liver transplant makes a medical milestone

Tampa General Hospital and USF Health achieve groundbreaking first-ever bloodless heart-liver transplant for patient with religious beliefs against blood transfusions.

A Carrollwood high school student creates Arts for Care; a program for individuals with developmental disabilities and neurodivergence

Teenager Anika Iyer Empowers Neurodivergent Individuals Through Art Therapy with Arts for Care.

This year’s Florida manatee deaths are on the rise

Florida's manatee deaths surge past last year's total, prompting urgent calls for boater awareness and wildlife protection.

Under-resourced University of Tampa Student Evacuation Experiences during Hurricane Milton

Many under resourced out-of-state UTampa residents had negative evacuation experiences due to their claimed lack of communication and help from the school.